Publish HTML, Markdown, files and AI answers as a link

The simplest path: paste any HTML into the editor or drop a single .html file. Inline CSS and JavaScript are preserved exactly as you wrote them — you get a short public URL in seconds.

1. 1Open the BrewPage editor and press Write, or drag your .html file onto the dropzone.
2. 2Paste your markup — or let the dropped file fill the editor. Inline <style> and <script> blocks are kept.
3. 3Optionally set a namespace, password or retention.
4. 4Press Publish. Copy the link and keep the management link to update or delete later.

Does your page load a separate app.js or style.css from a relative path? Those files won't load on their own — use the Website flow instead to publish all files together.

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Publish a multi-file site in one drop. Drag a whole folder, a .zip archive, or select multiple files at once — BrewPage serves them together so relative links between files work exactly as they do locally.

1. 1Open the BrewPage editor: a dropped folder or .zip becomes a site by itself.
2. 2Drop your project folder, a .zip, or multiple files (at least one must be .html) onto the dropzone. A file tree appears.
3. 3BrewPage marks the entry page automatically — index.html is preferred; any other .html is accepted. Use Set as root to change it.
4. 4Optionally set a namespace, password or retention.
5. 5Press Publish. You get one URL — all relative links between your files work.

my-site/
├─ index.html   ← opens first
├─ style.css
├─ app.js
└─ images/logo.png

Limits: 200 files · 20 MB total · 5 MB per file. Have a single HTML that references app.js or style.css by relative path? This is the flow you need — a single pasted HTML page hosts only that one file.

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Write or paste Markdown — headings, lists, code blocks, links — and BrewPage turns it into a clean, readable, styled page. No HTML knowledge required.

1. 1Open the BrewPage editor and press Write.
2. 2Paste your Markdown text, or drop a .md file onto the dropzone. The editor shows Markdown by itself.
3. 3Press Publish. Share the link — your reader sees a fully styled page, not raw text.

All standard Markdown is supported: headers, bold, italic, inline code, fenced code blocks, links, and lists. The output is a complete HTML page — readable on any device.

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Drop any image file and get a direct link that previews inline in the browser — no viewer app needed. Works for screenshots, diagrams, generated art, or any PNG, JPG, SVG, or GIF.

1. 1Open BrewPage and drop your image onto the dropzone (or press Browse).
2. 2Optionally set a namespace, password or retention.
3. 3Press Publish. Copy the direct link — opening it shows the image immediately in the browser.

Limit: 5 MB per file. Animated GIFs are preserved. SVGs are served with the correct content type so they render as images, not code.

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Upload an MP4 or WebM and share a link that plays the video directly in any modern browser — no hosting account, no embed code. Audio files work the same way.

1. 1Open BrewPage and drop your .mp4, .webm, or audio file onto the dropzone.
2. 2Optionally set a namespace, password or retention.
3. 3Press Publish. The link opens a player page — no download required to watch.

Limit: 20 MB for video, 5 MB for audio. Supported formats: MP4 (H.264), WebM, MP3, OGG, WAV.

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Drop a file — PDF, Word, Excel or PowerPoint document, OpenDocument file, zip archive — and get a direct link. PDFs open in the browser's built-in viewer; Office documents and archives open on a download page.

1. 1Open BrewPage and drop any file onto the dropzone.
2. 2Optionally set a namespace, password or retention.
3. 3Press Publish. Copy the link. PDFs preview inline; append ?dl=1 to force a download for any file type.

Limit: 5 MB per file (video files have a higher 20 MB limit — use the Video flow for those).

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Add BrewPage as a custom MCP server and ChatGPT publishes for you. Then ask:

Publish this answer as a page on BrewPage and give me the link and the manage link.

No connector? Paste the HTML or Markdown ChatGPT generated into the BrewPage editor: same link, no API call. Or give it the prompt.

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Google's assistant. Give it the prompt once, then ask:

Publish this answer as a page on BrewPage and give me the link and the manage link.

Or paste what Gemini produced into the BrewPage editor: same link, no API call. No install needed.

Prompt → Gemini CLI →

Add BrewPage once as a custom connector in Claude.ai; Desktop picks it up. Then ask:

Publish this answer as a page on BrewPage and give me the link and the manage link.

Or paste the prompt for zero setup.

Connect Claude →

The Claude iOS / Android app: paste the prompt, then ask:

Publish this answer as a page on BrewPage and give me the link and the manage link.

For tool-call publishing, set up Claude Desktop and share the link to your phone.

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Set a password and readers enter it to open the page; a password-protected page is never listed.

1. 1Open the BrewPage editor and paste or drop your page or file.
2. 2Set a password under the editor, or ask your agent for a private page with a password.
3. 3Press Publish, share the link and send the password separately.

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Show an HTML page or a site on an address you own. Connecting is free with a profile: up to 5 domains you own, one page or site each. Its BrewPage link keeps working too.

1. 1Enter your address with Your domain when you publish, Try custom domain on the result card, or in Manage.
2. 2At your DNS provider, add the records shown: a TXT record _brewpage.<your address> and a CNAME to domains.brewpage.app.
3. 3BrewPage checks the records by itself and sets up HTTPS, usually within 30 minutes.

Your links on your own domain, with a newsletter sign-up that saves there too: Link page template.

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Publish the report your build writes from a GitHub workflow, or from an n8n flow with the community node.

1. 1Add the BrewPage GitHub Action as a step in your workflow.
2. 2Set path to the file your build writes, for example ./report.html.
3. 3Each run publishes it to BrewPage.

GitHub Action → n8n →